Libyan authorities on Sunday night, held the Super Eagles hostage at the Al-Abaq Airport.
According to the Super Eagles media officer, Promise Efoghe, the team’s chartered aircraft was approaching its destination in Benghazi before it was diverted to another city, more than a two-hour drive from the original base.
The players and their officials left Nigeria for the North African country on Sunday morning.
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Nigeria had beaten the Nasser Al-Hadiri’s side 1-0, with Fisayo Dele-Bashiru scoring the decisive goal four minutes from time in the first leg of the encounter.
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